Major Lorain County Bridge Planned Over Black River
County and Sheffield Lake village officials urge the state to build a 1300 foot high level bridge over the Black River at North Ridge road. Soundings are underway and a fall letting is likely as the project costs are estimated near 150000 dollars. Temporary repairs on East River road at North Ridge will be undertaken while paving continues toward Sheffield Lake Village.
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Black River
North Ridge Road
State Highway Department
Sheffield Lake Village
A. P. Lagton
Lagton
Highway Department
Lorain County
Amherst
Cleveland
Columbus
East River Road
Plane Crash in Guadalupe Mountains Kills Three
In Salt Flats Texas a tri motor airliner of American Airways Transport crashed near El Capitan Pass. Pilot W J Robbins of Fort Worth and Co Pilot Francis Briggs of Dallas died. Passenger Victor Ellman of St Louis also died. G A Davidson of Richmond California survived, escaped flames, and was treated by medical personnel flown in from El Paso.
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Salt Flats
Tex
American ‘Airways
Here
W. J. Robbins
Fort Worth
Francis Briggs
Dallas
Victor Ellman
St. Louis
G. A. Davidson
Richmond
Calif
el Capitan Pass
Guadalupe Mountains
el Paso
Weather Forecast Ohio Fair Warmer South Tonight
Ohio stays fair with slightly warmer readings in the southern portion tonight. Saturday brings increasing cloudiness with a chance of showers, especially Saturday night.
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Ohio
Direct Action Farmers May Bring on Nation-Wide Movement
Columbus dispatches describe a growing farm strike plan spreading east of the Mississippi. A proposed 36 day “playing strike” would have farmers halt buying and selling to pressure terms from middlemen and large farm-product firms. The piece highlights roles of the National Grange, Farm Bureau, and Farmers Union, with figures like Reno and Taber shaping conservative and radical aims.
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Columbus
Mississippi
National Grange
Chicago
Farm Bureau
Farmers’ Union
The
Oklahoma City
Jinlo Reno
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Wach Joan A. Simpson
Oklahomaity
Reno
U. 8
Ohio
Iowa
Taber
Grange
Agriculture
Taher
Blind residents pick oranges in Elyria outing
Twenty five blind residents from Cleveland visited an abandoned East River street school site near Elyria for a day of pretend orange picking. Guided by volunteers they searched for suspended fruit, shared a dinner, sang, and later enjoyed accordions, a marshmallow roast, and small tokens from the grove, with hospitality provided by Mrs Frank Midnight and local organizers.
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Elyria
East River Street
Frank Midnight
Cleveland
Hulding
Crossing Crash Fatal to 5 Children in Hudson
Five children died after a Cincinnati Northern electric train struck their car at a grade crossing in Hudson Michigan. The victims include Reita Marry 15 Peter 10 Mary 9 Robert Heinbacker 8 and Mary Jane Young 9 all residents of the area. The crossing flasher signal was reportedly out of order and coroner Harry Burtick opened an investigation.
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Hudson, Mich
Cincinnati Northern Electric
Memorial Hospital
Reita Marry
Peter
Mary
Robert Heinbacker
Detroit
Reita
Mary Jane Young
Hudson
Cincinnati-Northern Crossing
Harry Burtick
Lenawee County
France and Britain agree to honor war debt payments
Paris reports an agreement with Great Britain to not seek a postponement of the December 15 war debt due date. France will pay about $50 million to the United States and Britain roughly $140 million on schedule.
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France
Great Britain
Paris
Washington
United States
Britain
Diver Huns for Babys Body in Quarry
Lorain county authorities joined Cleveland divers and detectives to recover the body of a nine day old baby believed dumped in an abandoned Jacquay road quarry in Columbia township last July. Raymond Moranz, 21, is held on child stealing charges as the investigation continues. A fire at 1415 East Avenue Carlisle Township caused only minor damage, blamed on a defective gasoline stove.
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Lorain County
Jacquay Road
Columbia Township
Cleveland
Raymond Moranz
Mildred Slaine
Mansfield Reformatory
Moranz
Seraff Clarence Adams
R. A. Greene
East Avenue
Carlisle Township
Elyria
Lorain County Fairs Seek 3300 Each for Support
County commissioners heard requests from Elyria and Wellington fair boards for 3300 each to cover expenses of recent fairs. Officials argued the law requires county aid, while some commissioners signaled willingness to include the funds in the budget, others resisted citing county hunger and fiscal limits. Wellington warned of possible suspension if aid is denied.
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Lorain County
Elyria Fair
Lorain County Fair
C. T. Winckus
Association
A. J. Robinson
Thomas Peebles
George Rhoads
Charles Murray
Winckles
Rhoads
L. G. Bradstock
Wellington
Five Burned in Theatre Explosion in Oakland
A blast in the Broadway theatre projection room in Oakland California early today ignited a fire that burned five people, three perhaps fatally. About one hundred patrons fled in panic as the blast tore through the theatre. cause of the explosion remains under investigation.
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Oakland
Cal
Broadway
County Officials Refuse Pageant Float Bill
Lorain County commissioners George Rhoads and Thomas Peebies condemn a $250 bill from the Lorain County Agricultural Society for a county float in the state fair pag eant. They state they never authorized the expense and will not approve the bill. Commissioner Charles Murray was absent. A separate note reports Guy Chapman of Wellington fined $10 plus costs for reckless driving after police arrest on West River Street last night.
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George Rhoads
Thomas Peebies
Lorain County
Guy Chapman Wellington
W. H. van Oster
West River Street
Auxiliary Bishop James McFadden Consecrated in Cleveland
Thousands gathered in Cleveland for the consecration of Rt Rev James A McFadden as auxiliary bishop of the Cleveland Catholic diocese. The ceremony drew clergy and laypeople in a notable display of faith and community.
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Cleveland
James A. McFadden
Cleveland Catholic
Appeal for Five Thousand Jars to Can Surplus From City Gardens
Mayor W H Van Oster and City gardens supervisor Ciey Scott urge donations of jars to save beans tomatoes and other produce from waste. The city has bought jars but funds are exhausted and 5 000 jars are needed immediately. Fruit growers have offered apples and peaches but canning facilities are lacking.
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W. H. van Oster
Ciey Scott
Tie-Meyer
Scott
Mayor Seeks Surplus Help For City Needy This Winter
Mayor W H Van Oster urges organized volunteer effort to save surplus crops for the city's needy as snow approaches. The immediate need is 5000 jars, with groups, jars, boilers, and a central location. Anyone can contact City Hall to help.
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W. H. van Oster
Hunt Under Way For Col. Robins Crusader
A nationwide search mobilizes for Col Raymond Robins, noted crusader for peace and prohibition, who vanished after missing a White House conference. Reports say he was last seen en route to Washington, with federal agents ordered to thoroughly probe his disappearance.
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Hunt
Col. Robins
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Raymond Robins
White House
Washington
Mitchell
Prohibition
Col
Dry
Hoover
New York
Robins Feared Enemies Would Get Him
Mrs. Robins disclosed Colonel Raymond Robins feared threats would end his life on his Washington trip. She recalled a note saying no rewards or ransom should be offered if he disappeared. The interview, in Maine, included a Justice official and Roscoe Brown, with further details to follow.
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United Pres
Southwest Harbor
Raymond Robins
Washington
Hoover
Margaret Dreler
United Press
Roscoe Brown
New York
Colonel Robins
Republican Fund At Low Mark
Washington report notes Republican campaign funds are dwindling. National Treasurer Joseph R. Nutt heads a small donor group as expenses shrink since 1929. Four years ago $6,500,000 was raised. this year he expects $1,500,000. In the first quarter only $78,000 has been raised, with a potential $15,000 borrowing leaving a $9,000 deficit. Democrats to file their report soon.
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Copsright
United Press
Washington
Republican
Joseph R. Nutt
Nis
Republican National Committee
Nutt
House
Observation steamer explosion kills dozens in East River disaster
A river steamer Observation carrying about 120 to 150 workers blew up near Manhattan, scattering bodies and injuring more than 60. By morning, 16 to 37 bodies were recovered with a death toll feared to reach 50 to 66. Lincoln Hospital treated many injured as rescuers searched the river and piers for victims.
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Hosiital
East River
New York
Observation
Manhattan Island
Bronx
Lincoln Hospital
U.P
P. J. Carlin Company
Ear
Fordham
Harlem
135Th Street
Riker’s Island
General Slocum
LIST YOUR FARM NOW FALL FARM LAND AD
Fall farm land sale prompts rapid rural real estate activity as harvest seasons approach. Advertisers urge farmers to place ads for Sept 14 15 16 17 to reach buyers and traders. Local rates advertised for complete placement.
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Fall Farm Paley
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Bulletin
Leslie Eicbel
Central Press
Edwin O'Neal
Bureau
National
Louis J. Taber
Dward
Grove
Mabel Winsworth
Ralph Straehle
Ralph Leisk
Ida Howard
L. J. Leisk
L. T Joes
J. J Barth
Gallagher
McFadden
Michael J
Thomas C. O'Reilly
Scranton
Ana Gol
Robins
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